Fremont planners weigh Paseo Padre alignments with quarry pits
Fremont Planning Commissioners debated three alignments for Paseo Padre Parkway through the Pacific Cement and Aggregate quarry pits between Peralta and Thornton. They granted 30 day extensions to Silva Brothers and Artold Bellini hillside quarries for preliminary and 90 day final plans, and approved a field trip to inspect a proposed Warm Springs quarry while considering extending quarrying to supply fill for parkway construction.
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Premont — Fremont
Paseo’ Padre Parkway
Pacific Cement and Aggregate
Peralta Boulevard
Thornton Avenue
Niles Hillside
Warm Springs
Jane Pasco
Padre Parkway
PCA
Silva Brothers
Artold Bellini
Joe Rondeau
Rondeau
David Bak Jer
Currner Road
Watt Springs
Missionary Speaker Set for Newark Assembly of God
A missionary from Guadalajara Mexico will speak tomorrow at the Assemblies of God Church Newark 5970 Thorn Avenue. Miss Rye previously ministered in Jamaica British West Indies and rode a motorcycle to reach interior areas. She addressed many conventions including the Women’s Missionary Council Day in Sacramento.
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Assembles of God Church
Thorn“on-Ave
Newark
Rye
Jamaica
British West Indies
Women's Missionary Council
California
Nevada
Assemblies of God
Sacramento
Nixon Seeks Action on Campus Unrest
President Nixon said he will issue a statement next week on campus disorders and possible cuts to federal aid for students arrested in demonstrations. He asked Attorney General Mitchell and HEW Secretary Finch to study the issue and report, noting a Congress report that 122 of 40 San Francisco State College arrestees received federal aid.
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Army Set Ricardo Ortegon Dies in Vietnam Obituary
A Requiem Mass for Army private Ricardo J. Ortegon, 18, killed in action in Vietnam on March 6, will be offered today at St. Leonard's Church in Premont at 11:15 AM. He was the son of Mrs. Virginia D. Ortegon and the late Edward Ortegon of Fremont, and brother of Edward, Jerry, Eliseo, John, and Robert Ortegon of Fremont, Alphonso Ortegon of Texas, Gloria Garza of San Francisco, and Minnie Benjamin of Scotland. A native of Oakland, he lived in Fremont 13 years and entered the Army 13 months ago. Burial will be at Irvington Memorial Park, Fremont.
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St. Leonard's Church
Premont
Virginia D. Ortegon
Edward Ortegon
Fremont
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Jerry
Eliseo
John
Robert Ortegon
Alphonso Ortegon
Texas
Gloria Garzona
San Francisco
Minnie Benjamin
Scotland
Oakland
Ortegon
Buriat
Irvington Memorial Park
Public notice of daily paper publication details
The notice states a paper of general orientation in Cedar No. 311854 Superior Court California Alain aM. It is entered at Fremont Post Office California. Classified as Second Class Matter under the 1897 act. Mail subscription rates listed and contact details for the U S Circulation Department.
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State of
Califoonia
Alainam
Poot
Fremont
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Weather Outlook U.S. Faces Mostly Steady Clouds
Forecasters expect cloudy conditions to persist nationwide with minimal change. Warmer temperatures are anticipated in the Southwest and Central Plains while other regions see little fluctuation in temperature or skies.
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Central Plains
Weather outlook across regions with mild temperatures
Forecasts cover the San Francisco Bay Area and adjacent regions. San Francisco Bay Area: fair to Saturday night, partly cloudy Sunday, continued mild. Lows Saturday night near 40s, highs around 60s, west to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph after noon. Nevada: fair through Sunday with variable high clouds, slightly warmer. Sacramento Valley: fair through Saturday night, increasing clouds Sunday, slightly warmer. low Saturday night upper 30s to mid 40s, light variable wind. San Joaquin Valley: fair through Sunday with morning fog patches, slightly warmer days, lows in the 30s to 40s, light wind.
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Nevada
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Newark Traffic Centers Revealed in City Report
A Newark traffic report to the City Council lists the most dangerous intersections from 1968 to 1908 data, with Thornton and Jarvis the top site and plans for signal installation. Other high-risk corners include Thornton Cherry, Thornton and Ruschin, and Newark Jarvis, with lighting and shrubbery cited as contributing factors.
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City Public Works Department
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Jarvis Avenues
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Cherry Street
Ruschin
Newark Boulevard
Jarvis Avenue
Sycamore Street
Vairy Avenue
Mowry Avenue
Timber Street
Mowry School Road
Mayhews Landing
Dumbarton Bridge
State Division of Highways
Bureau of Public Roads
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Ruschin Drive
Jarvvis
Sycamore and Dairy
Mowry
Timber
Thornton and Mayhews Landing
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Trustees Approve New Pact For Schilling School Addition
Newark Unified School District trustees approved a 1,936,700 contract with Armand and Smithy Construction of San Jose for a 15,000 square foot net addition to Schilling School. The six to nine month project features a cloverleaf design with movable walls to resize classrooms on short notice. The vote was unanimous in an adjourned meeting.
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Newark Unified School District Board of Trustees
San Jose
Schilling School
Ke the Boar
Armand and Smithy” Construction
Water District Meet Changed
PREMONT The Alameda county Water District board changes date to April 14 from April 10 as all directors attend the Irrigation Districts Association convention April 8 to 11.
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Alameda County Water District Board of Directors
Irrigation Districts Association
Spy Suspects Jailed in Kashmir Turmoil
Srinagar India authorities have jailed 169 persons for alleged sabotage and subversive activities in Indian controlled territory. Chief Minister GM Sadiq said most detainees aided Pakistan saboteurs to cross the ceasefire line and organize acts against India.
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Fast Action Saves The Mail In Fremont Mission
Mail carrier Homer Nichols, a seven year veteran, saved 2000 pieces of Irvington District mail after his three wheel delivery cart caught fire at 9 45 am. He stopped at Mission Shopping Center and, despite flames, pulled packages from the rear and warned others as gasoline leaked into a hot exhaust pipe. A few pieces were burned.
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Homer Nichols
Bob Heeves
Nichols
Milpitas
Irvington District
Misson
Driscoll Road
Congressional Leaders Back Nixon ABM Plan
Congressional leaders voiced support for President Nixon's ABM plan arguing defending cities requires high protection. The plan aims to deter war by shielding the deterrent, with emphasis on preventing war and saving lives. Projections compare fatalities with and without an ABM, ranging from tens of millions to over a hundred million in a nuclear exchange under various scenarios.
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Mixon
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Aingle Pentagon
U.S. Soldier Hurt in Australia Bus Truck Crash
A U.S. soldier Pvt. Arthur Franklin Wayne of Presser Washington, 27, was among 19 injured in a bus truck collision about 300 miles south of Sydney. One person was killed in the crash.
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Egypt Declares Liberation of Territory In Middle East Crisis
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahamat Riad, in Al Ahram, rejects diplomatic solutions as useless. He asserts Egypt aims to recover all Arab territory seized in the 1967 Six Day War, condemns U.S. pro-Israel stance, and says Big Four talks will fail while seeking UN security council peace.
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Three Sailors Hurt In Nimitz Crash Near Fremont
Three USS Neptune crewmen were injured when their 1960 Falcon veered off the Nimitz Freeway south of Thornton Avenue in Fremont, flipped on an embankment, and sent them to Washington Hospital then Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland for treatment. Driver Robert L. Wood, James B. Harold, and James W. Crawford, ages 20, 21, and 46, were identified by the California Highway Patrol.
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Nimitz
Thornton Avenue
Washington Hospital
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Robert L. Wood
James B. Harold
James W. Crawford
California Highway Patrol
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